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Cambridge introduction to Ernest Hemingway
Surveys the career of the influential Nobel-prize winning author Ernest Hemingway. Pays close attention to prose style to see how Hemingway sought to find or impose order in a chaotic world. A recognition of the importance of disability offers new ways to interpret both well-known and less familiar Hemingway texts.
Life -- Contexts -- Crafting a style : in our time and the sun also rises -- Consolidating a career : Men without women and A farewell to arms -- Men and beasts : fiction and non-fiction of the 1930s (Death in the afternoon, Green hills of Africa, Winner take nothing, To have and have not) -- Men (and women) at war : The fifth column, For whom the bell tolls, Across the river and into the trees -- Last and posthumous works : The old man and the sea, A moveable feast, "The dangerous summer," Islands in the stream, and Garden of Eden -- Reception.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-197) and index.